flat assembler directive

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flat assembler directive

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flat assembler seems to me a great one to make .bin file
but i wonder how this fasm can recognize which portion of code is 16bit code,
which portion of code is 32bit code, and which portion of code is 64bit.

i've looked through the documentation of fasm but no such thing documented.
i just want something like in tasm of the old time (ie. directives like .286, .386, .486 etc.)

you guys have any suggestion?
I'm using AMD Sempron 140 Single core 2.7GHz
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Re: flat assembler directive

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seem to be use16 & use64?
any such thing called use32?
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